Amazing colors, definitely makes you feel like you’re using a paintbrush and the color that comes out does definitely resemble paint that being said, you do want to use a thicker paper or a canvas. You don’t want to try to use these on adult coloring books they will bleed through. Read more
These are my 14 year old daughter’s favorite markers. So much ink & allows for really pretty & neat artwork. Read more
Caps are very tight. Hard to get off. Nice colors…very discouraging trying to open Read more
Bought as a gift for a friend, comes as described! Read more
These markers are perfect. My daughter loves them. Read more
These are offered at a great price considering how well they work. A diverse assortment of colors is offered and, unlike other markers, the line flows nicely without skipping. The included dual-tip is very convenient for those times where you need to add detail and need to ensure that the colors match precisely. Overall I would say these are a great value and definitely worth ordering! Read more
These are good markers with bright colors. They come with a brush tip and a very fine tip to fill tiny details. The brush nib isn't the most flexible that I've tried, but it's fine for most art projects. There is no number or color name on the barrel. I wound up having to put numbers on them because marker colors are traditionally not great at matching the color on the body or cap. It's very likely that a lot of budget water based markers are coming from the same Chinese factory. I have three sets of markers (this one on top) from different companies that have the same body and fine nibs, but have slightly different brush nibs. The quality appears to be about the same for all of them. They're a little streakier than some other water-based markers I have and don't blend quite as well. The smooth card stock paper I swatched them on unfortunately isn't the best paper for water based markers. Watercolor paper and surprisingly, Bristol Vellum, work better with them. I added more layers on half the swatch. That shows the darker color that can be achieved and how the extra layers eliminate some of the streaking. Water based markers don't have the blendability of alcohol markers, but get close when they're on better paper. Adding water helps with blending, but again needs to be on the right paper. The advantage of water based markers is that they don't bleed through paper as readily as alcohol markers. Lay down enough layers of marker and it will bleed through most papers. I have the 24 set of markers and they're overpriced at currently $0.33 per marker while the 120 marker set is currently $0.22 per marker. Read more


I’ve tried many marker sets over the years, but the 24 Colors Dual Tip Water-Based Marker Kit truly stands out, especially for adult coloring books and various creative projects. This set offers an excellent balance of quality, color variety, and usability that makes it a joy to use for both detailed work and broader strokes. Dual Tip Design: The combination of a fine tip and a brush tip on each marker is incredibly versatile. The fine tip allows for precise lines, intricate details, and calligraphy work, while the brush tip delivers smooth, expressive strokes perfect for shading and blending. It’s like having two markers in one — ideal for anyone who enjoys mixing techniques in their art. No Bleeding & Vibrant Colors: One of the biggest frustrations with markers is bleeding through pages, but these markers excel here. The water-based ink dries quickly and doesn’t bleed through even on thinner paper, which is perfect for adult coloring books. The colors are vibrant, richly pigmented, and consistent throughout the strokes, allowing for bright, beautiful artwork every time. Smooth Application & Control: The ink flows smoothly without skipping or blotching, giving a consistent and professional look to your art. The markers feel comfortable in hand and offer great control, making them suitable for both beginners and experienced artists. Perfect For: Adult coloring book enthusiasts who want vivid, bleed-resistant markers Artists and crafters using brush pens for calligraphy, hand lettering, or drawing DIY projects requiring versatile markers with both fine and broad strokes Gift seekers looking for a high-quality, multi-purpose art supply kit Minor Considerations: Water-based ink means the colors are less permanent compared to alcohol-based markers — ideal for paper crafts but not waterproof or suitable for all surfaces. For very heavy layering or blending, additional techniques or paper types may be required for best results. Final Verdict: The 24 Colors Dual Tip Water-Based Marker Kit is a fantastic all-rounder for coloring, calligraphy, and creative projects. The no-bleed formula, vibrant colors, and dual tips provide excellent value and versatility, making it a must-have for adult coloring fans and aspiring artists alike. Highly recommended! Read more